Sentence examples for for specific properties from inspiring English sources
But the company does not disclose profit and loss figures for specific properties, and until two months ago, it never publicly said The Globe was losing money.
An example is Michele della Valle, a jeweler based in Rome: "Recently, I used carbon fiber in an unusual way to mimic the feather-like details found around the pistils of anemone flowers," Mr. della Valle said, taking pains to emphasize that he never experimented with materials gratuitously but used them for specific properties.
Nanomaterials are novel materials that could be designed for specific properties.
In this context, the search of other 2D materials that may offer new opportunities for specific properties and applications is both of fundamental interest and technological significance.
Self-organizing maps can be used to make interpolative predictions for new compositions of HEAs with suitable phases for specific properties.
If there exist a constant 0 ≤ k < 1 and a positive integer n 0 such that for each bounded subset B ⊆ F, α ( A n 0 ( B ) ) ≤ k α ( B ), then A has a fixed point in F. For specific properties of measures of noncompactness, we refer the readers to [29].
Benefits and burdens that run with the land are "appurtenant" (i.e., they must be used for specific property) and cannot generally be detached from the land with which they are associated.
In the Evacuation Claims Act of 1948, Congress authorized compensation for specific property losses suffered by the internees.
Representing a dynamic system as a network of regions and their interactions as connections allows for the examination of specific properties of the network.
Since there is a different requisite for the specific properties of the enzyme for each industrial application, there is a constant interest for the identification of new lipase for novel applications.
Experimental and theoretical results are presented for the specific properties of the mounts, as well as for a vibrating system with one degree of freedom.
